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Baby is independent and functional in sitting.
Baby easily transitions in and out of sitting.
Baby’s trunk control is well developed; therefore, baby uses a variety of shoulder and forearm movements for reaching and moving Baby uses an inferior pincer grasp, with thumb adduction to the lateral border of the index finger.
Baby uses crawling as primary means of locomotion to explore and to obtain and transport toys Baby assumes kneeling position with and without use of hands.
Baby can climb up into a chair but does not know how to turn and sit down.
Baby can ascend stairs but does not know how to descend Baby lowers self from standing to retrieve toys from the floor.
Baby abducts face-side leg with hip flexion and knee extension and places foot on the floor.
Baby walks forward when supported at the hands in standing.